Node.js

Deploy Remix in 60 Seconds

Remix is a full-stack React framework built on web standards. Deploy it with loaders, actions, and nested routing on a real server — no adapter juggling required.

Deploy Remix Starting at $3/mo

The usual way to deploy Remix

Choosing between Express adapter, Hono adapter, Architect adapter — each with different config requirements
Build output differs per adapter: some produce a single server file, others need a full directory structure
Express adapter requires manually wiring createRequestHandler and configuring static file serving
Getting HMR and live reload working in development vs production asset paths and public directory config
Deploying to a VPS means setting up Node.js, running remix build, and configuring PM2 to serve the right entry point

Remix is great for web-standards apps, but its adapter-based deployment adds needless complexity.

Or just run one command

$ instapods deploy my-remix-app --preset nodejs

→ Uploading files...

→ Installing dependencies (npm install)...

→ Building (remix build)...

→ Starting server...

✓ Live at https://my-remix-app.instapods.app

What you get

Recommended plan for Remix

Build Plan

$7/mo

1 shared vCPU
1 GB RAM
10 GB storage
HTTPS included
Custom domain support
SSH & web terminal access

Deploy Remix

Remix deployment notes

Express Adapter

Use @remix-run/express for the simplest deployment. InstaPods runs your server entry point (server.js or server.ts) directly with Node.

Build Output

Remix outputs to build/server and build/client. InstaPods serves static assets from build/client and runs the server bundle for SSR automatically.

Environment Variables

Access server-side env vars in loaders and actions via process.env. Set them in the InstaPods dashboard — no .env file needed on the server.